You ask. Gaden delivers.

Connect your mailboxes. Gaden qualifies each one.

Sign in with Google Workspace, Gmail or Outlook, or connect any provider with SMTP and IMAP, one by one or a whole CSV at once. Every mailbox is tested before it is saved, and passwords are sealed on the server.

• A score and a verdict per mailbox: ready, warming up, fix first, or not for cold email
• SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MX checked on the sending domain, with the exact record to add when one is missing
• Personal addresses flagged, and no more than three sending mailboxes per domain

Warm-up and pacing, like a careful person.

New mailboxes start low and grow a little every day. Volume grows by adding mailboxes, never by pushing one.

• A ramp from about 10 emails a day, a few more each day, up to around 30 cold emails per mailbox
• Minutes between every email, with a random variation, inside your sending window
• The same person always hears from the same mailbox, from the first email to the last

It learns your business before it writes a word.

Gaden starts from what it already knows about you: your profile, your company record, what you told it before and the facts you saved. Then it researches your company and your market in two layers, and only fills what is missing.

• Your offer, your proof and your competitors, with the sources it read
• Where you win, the risks, and the angles worth testing
• Your rules, kept for every agent: what you do not offer yet, what is on the roadmap, what never to say

A goal, and the honest math behind it.

You set the goal in a sentence. Gaden works backwards: how many people it needs to reach, how many companies that means, and how many days it takes with the mailboxes you have. If the goal does not fit, it tells you before it starts.

It finds the companies that fit, market by market.

Your own database first: past hunts, your leads and any pipeline you point it at. Then Google Maps, city by city, the way a person would search. Then the web, for companies without a map listing.

• Every website is read before a company qualifies, and the evidence is quoted
• Directories, closed businesses and companies you excluded are skipped
• Each company that fits lands in your Leads Database and your knowledge graph, not in a separate list

It finds the person who decides, and proves the email.

For each company it reads what they do, what changed recently and who leads it. Then it finds the right address with the best proof available.

• An address already proven in your graph, then one published by the company, then the company's own email format
• One proven address teaches the format to the rest: mlopez@ means f.last
• Demo names and placeholders are dropped, and every address is checked before anything is sent

One true fact. One clear reason. One easy question.

Gaden writes each email for each person, or uses your own sequence with a personal line about each company. Before anything reaches you, a checker reads it.

You approve. From your desk or your phone.

Every first email waits in Review. Approve it, edit it, or send it back. Sequences are approved once, exactly as written: if a step changes later, its emails stop until you approve again.

• You choose how much Gaden decides alone, from approving every email to approving only the first touch
• A stop switch for the whole crew, always one tap away

It sends inside the rules that keep you trusted.

Only what you approved goes out, from your own mailboxes, in your window, under each mailbox's daily cap.

• Your do-not-contact list and opt-outs are checked before every single email
• A real unsubscribe link and your mailing address in every footer, as the law requires
• Domains that bounce too much are blocked automatically, before they hurt your mailboxes

It reads every reply, and stops what should stop.

Replies are read and sorted: interested, a question, an objection, the wrong person, not now, or please stop. Follow-ups to that person stop on their own. Bounces and opt-outs go to do-not-contact.

The meeting lands on your calendar.

Edit the suggested answer and send it in the same thread, from the mailbox that received the reply, without leaving Gaden. The meeting is booked, the mission counts it, and the card moves on your pipeline.

After the call, it carries the deal to won.

Every booked meeting opens a deal. When the meeting time passes, Gaden asks how it went: pick the outcome and write two lines. From your notes it drafts the recap and the proposal, and only from your notes and what is true about your business, never an invented price or promise.

• Sent from the same mailbox that booked the meeting, in the same thread when possible, after your yes
• Answers read and sorted: ready to sign, a question, an objection, not now. Follow-ups stop on their own
• No answer? Up to three follow-ups on day 3, 5 and 9, each one adding something new, each one approved by you
• Mark it won with its value and the company becomes a client in your database

And every week it gets better.

Gaden compares who answered with who did not: by buyer type, market, source, mailbox and email step. It only speaks when the difference is real, and it proposes the change with the numbers.

• Focus on the people who answer, drop the segments that never do
• Stop the sources and mailboxes that bounce, rewrite the email that does not work
• Each change applies itself the moment you say yes